网络朋克武士刀 武器衣架

IMPORTANT! Please Read!
Recently, Prusa 3D (via David Warboss) built a Cyberpunk-themed 3D printer. they used many of, and neglected to Attribute those elements of, this design to me. Furthermore, it appea two elements in said design in their redistribution ( and ) are remixed veio of element here, but they changed the licee to be contrary to the respective elements of this work. I am honestly pretty disturbed by this. Therefore, I am coidering the removal of this design due to this abuse.
Prusa never contacted me, they never asked for an exception to the licee, and they didn't even attribute this design. While I am not coidering legal action, as it would be futile. if, or when, this design is removed from here, you can blame Prusa.
I'm hoping they can give the attribution due for the work in question, and either conform to the terms of the original licee regarding the two disputed .stl files, remove them from their redistribution, or provide clear proof they were not remixed from my work.
EDIT: It appea the Fan shroud used was this one: but is remixed from another object by by DiPT: but while attribution was given to him by Cobalt_3D for that item's remix, it was also under a non-commercial licee originally, and Cobalt made it CC-Attribution itead.
The source of the is still under investigation in this regard.
In the example they put in their youtube video ( , every center graphic for this katanakake was used, including the Pill logo, which isn't even part of the Cyberpunk 2077 iconography; this is how I KNOW they used elements from this design.
If a representative from Prusa is reading this, I request the following:Proper attribution to this Thing, with a link on the video, and their documentation in their distribution for the project apology in the comments of this thing for neglecting to attribute.
After that; I'm willing to forgive the change of licee for their specific redistribution in this itance.
Thanks for reading... Back to our previous tramission...
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